Trailblazing women through the lens of photographer Antoine Desilets, with words by Kim Lévesque-Lizotte, spokesperson for our 18th Montreal event.
″Exceptional quality photos of the world as it is.″
– La Presse
August 27 to October 13, 2025
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A flagship event of Montreal’s fall cultural calendar, the World Press Photo Montreal Exhibition is presented annually at Bonsecours Market. Over 65,000 people attend this large-scale international exhibition, which has been organized since 1955 by the World Press Photo Foundation, based in the Netherlands.
In 2025, the awarded photographs were selected from 59,320 entries by 3,778 photographers from 141 countries.
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138
PHOTOGRAPHIES
42
AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHERS
30
COUNTRIES
– La Presse
– Le Devoir
– The New York Times
Trailblazing women through the lens of photographer Antoine Desilets, with words by Kim Lévesque-Lizotte, spokesperson for our 18th Montreal event.
Thirty images by professor and photographer Normand Landry, taken across Quebec and accompanied by findings from a major research project.
Finalists for the Antoine-Desilets prize of the FPJQ (Quebec journalist federation) – striking images from 2024 in Quebec.
Large-format presentation of Ça grève les yeux (A Strike Across the Eyes) by Antoine Desilets, the first Quebec photographer to win World Press Photo recognition, in 1967.
A showcase of all 70 top photos from 70 years of World Press Photo. Experience them for the first time – or all over again.
Prepare you class for the visit with our school book. Lisez la suite.
2025 Photo of the Year and the two finalists were unveiled on April 17 in Amsterdam. Lisez la suite.
The two finalists for the 2025 World Press Photo of the year revealed.Lisez la suite.
Category Winners and the 2025 World Press Photo of the Year will be announced April 17. Lisez la suite.